lori aratani is a reporter focusing on transport issues for the washington post. i asked her which us airports have been affected the most. right now we have storms in the midwest so our hubs are in chicago and denver are hit hard. and it landed which is one of the busiest airports in the world has also been hit. airlines are doing their best to try and get crew position but there have been short staffed and rushing to hire since letting a lot of people go during the pandemic and a lot of early retirements. they are offering a lot of incentives for people to take on overtime shifts but the problem is, if folks are infected with the virus and can t work they simply can t work regardless of how much money you offered them. a lot of airlines jetblue for example in alaskan airline which was hit earlier in the week when they have had snow in
Flight disruptions eased slightly Wednesday but airlines still canceled more than 900 flights in and out of U.S. airports, a sign of continuing stress for the industry and travelers before the New Year's holiday weekend.
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